Peter Gabriel's New Release De-constructed

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Peter Gabriel's Renaissance

01:51 Exploring the Themes of

03:40 Production and Musical Structure of 'Been Undone'

05:21 Lyrical Depth and Personal Reflection

06:13 Visual Art and Multi-Sensory Experience

07:25 Conclusion: The Indestructible Optimism of Gabriel's Work

We delve into the late career renaissance of Peter Gabriel, focusing on his new project O.I. and the lead single 'Been Undone.' The conversation explores the themes of Gabriel's music, the production intricacies, lyrical depth, and the collaboration with visual artists, highlighting Gabriel's continuous evolution as an artist and his reflections on modernity and human experience.

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We delve into the remarkable journey of Jesse Welles, a prolific songwriter who has gained viral fame and recognition in the music industry. Chapters00:00 The Viral Phenomenon of Jesse Wells04:09 The 63-Song Project: Strategy or Inspiration?08:22 Recognition and Impact in the Music IndustryHost Steve Yusko explores Welles' impressive output, including a staggering 63-song album, and discusses the strategies behind his success, including the impact of social media and his independent approach to music production. The conversation highlights Wells' artistic integrity, his recognition by peers, and his potential to redefine modern folk music.Ready to uncover the captivating stories behind your favorite music, musicians, entertainment and discover incredible new artists, venues and live performances? 🤔 Welcome to The Long Island Sound, your go-to place where music, comedy, drama and entertainment discovery truly begins!TakeawaysJesse Welles has released seven full-length albums and an EP in 18 months.He has over 1.2 million followers on TikTok and 1.1 million on Instagram.The 63-song project was a strategic move to protect his intellectual property.Welles synthesizes current events into complex songs, earning him the title of 'pioneer of fast folk.'He has been active in music since at least 2012, performing under various names.Wells earned a degree in music theater and recorded with Grammy winner David Cobb.He has received the John Prine Songwriting Fellowship and other accolades.Welles earned four Grammy nominations for the 2026 awards.He operates independently, building his own music industry from home.Wells is seen as a defining artist of our time, blending artistry with social commentary.Are you curious about the journeys, inspirations, and hidden gems within the world of artists, singer-songwriters, entertainers and musicians? We delve deep to bring you the backstories you won't hear anywhere else.Hit play and join the adventure! 👇 We do deep dives into the venues and events that bring you the best in entertainment, not just on Long Island and in New York City, but what's happening around the United States of America. Don't forget to COMMENT below with your favorite artist or who you'd love to hear more about! And if you're hungry for more musical insights and discoveries, SUBSCRIBE now so you never miss an episode! Let's explore the sound together! 🎶

Bill Herman from Paradiddle Records discusses the Uncovered series, which connects local musicians with iconic singer-songwriters .

Prepare to have your musical palette refined as Steve Yusko sits down with the only man who truly understands the pulse of the Long Island Sound, Bill Herman.

We are dissecting the absolute brilliance of Paradiddle Records' latest "Uncovered" triumph: Keep Me In Your Heart – The Songs of Warren Zevon. While the rest of the world settled for static recordings, Bill was busy recruiting icons like Jimmy Webb and Willie Nile to breathe "new life" into a legacy that, frankly, only a true aficionado can appreciate. From the Boulton Center in Bay Shore to the "wellspring of talent" in Huntington, we explore how Bill takes classic blueprints and crafts something you’ll be bragging about having heard first. It is upbeat, it is exclusive, and it is practically a public service to your ears. You’re welcome.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Technical Setup09:06 The Uncovered Series and Local Talent18:01 The Mechanics of Covering Songs21:50 Networking in the Music Community22:20 Exploring Music Distribution and Availability23:31 Uncovering Musical Collaborations and Artists24:41 Spotlight on Featured Artists and Their Contributions26:27 The Art of Album Production and Conceptualization28:56 Vinyl Revival and the Joy of Listening30:15 Highlighting Emerging Talents and Their Works32:39 Final Thoughts

He shares insights into the creative process, the importance of collaboration, and the challenges of securing rights for music. The discussion also highlights the upcoming show featuring various artists and the significance of networking within the music community. Bill emphasizes the artistry involved in album creation and the resurgence of vinyl records, showcasing the vibrant Long Island music sceneReady to uncover the captivating stories behind your favorite music, musicians, entertainment and discover incredible new artists, venues and live performances? 🤔 Welcome to The Long Island Sound, your go-to place where music, comedy, drama and entertainment discovery truly begins!Are you curious about the journeys, inspirations, and hidden gems within the world of artists, singer-songwriters, entertainers and musicians? We delve deep to bring you the backstories you won't hear anywhere else.Hit play and join the adventure! 👇 We do deep dives into the venues and events that bring you the best in entertainment, not just on Long Island and in New York City, but what's happening around the United States of America. Don't forget to COMMENT below with your favorite artist or who you'd love to hear more about! And if you're hungry for more musical insights and discoveries, SUBSCRIBE now so you never miss an episode! Let's explore the sound together! 🎶Welcome to The Long Island Sound, your go-to place where entertainment discovery truly begins! This episode spotlights the vibrant "local music" scene and provides a platform for "emerging artists" to shine. We explore how to "connect with artists" and foster a thriving "creative community" through various "art events" and collaborations. Don't forget to COMMENT below with your favorite artist or who you'd love to hear more about! And if you're hungry for more musical insights and discoveries, SUBSCRIBE now so you never miss an episode! Let's explore the sound together! 🎶

The conversation explores the emergence of a folk singer who gains immense popularity through social media, raising questions about the authenticity of their music versus the potential commercialization of their brand.

Takeaways

The rise of social media has transformed how artists gain popularity.

Authenticity in music is often questioned in the age of branding.

Folk music can serve as a powerful form of protest.

The line between genuine artistry and calculated marketing is blurred.

Grammy nominations can influence public perception of an artist.

The music industry is evolving with new platforms for exposure.

Fans often seek authenticity in the artists they support.

Commercial success can sometimes overshadow artistic integrity.

The narrative around an artist can be as important as the music itself.

Understanding the context of an artist's emergence is crucial.

We dive into Sabrina Carpenter's journey from playing Maya Hart on Disney's Girl Meets World and releasing early albums that "plateaued", to becoming the provocative pop star of her dreams. This episode dissects how achieving "newfound freedom from Disney restrictions" paved the way for explicit content and controversial album art, like the divisive cover for Man's Best Friend, proving that a little controversy is the best ingredient for a number one debut

Join us as we break down the highs and lows of the 2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, focusing on the contrasting tributes given to Warren Zevon and Outkast.Warren Zevon's segment was highly emotional and provided some memorable moments, despite criticisms that he deserved more than one song. The late singer-songwriter was inducted by his "longtime friend" David Letterman, who shared jokes about Zevon's childhood study with Igor Stravinsky and the names of his parents. Letterman also recounted the deeply personal story of Zevon giving him his gray guitar during his final Late Show appearance. The sources indicate that The Killers did an "amazing job" and "crushed" their tribute performance, which featured Zevon’s guitar, playing hits like "Lawyers, Guns and Money". While many enjoyed Zevon's induction, Letterman’s speech itself was criticized by some as "rambling and it went way too long," suggesting it "just needed an editing pass".The tribute to rap duo Outkast, inducted by Donald Glover, delivered a mixed bag of results. The performance medley included Big Boi, Janelle Monáe, Doja Cat, JID, and Tyler, the Creator, but was generally described as "a bit underwhelming", a "mess", and even "sucked so bad" by some viewers. Critics highlighted several "very notable weak points", including Doja Cat's obvious "flub" during "Ms. Jackson", which may have resulted from forgetting a line or technical issues. Janelle Monáe's performance of "Hey Ya" was also panned, with her vocals seeming "off" and one viewer calling her a "cringe lord who can’t sing". Although André 3000 was present for the acceptance speech, he chose not to perform. The only consistently praised moment was Tyler, the Creator's "stellar" and "awesome" rendition of "B.O.B." (Bombs Over Baghdad). Overall, the Outkast segment was deemed frustratingly disorganized, leading one attendee to snarkily suggest they "would have cut the outcast performance by one more Warren Zevon song"

In this engaging conversation, Steve Yusko interviews Steven Prisco about the New York Roots Music Association (NYRMA) and its impact on the local music scene.

They discuss the origins of themed shows, particularly the Elvis tribute show, and how it evolved into a platform for various musicians.

The conversation delves into the challenges of planning shows, the audience experience, and the evolution of Fleetwood Mac, highlighting the band's journey from a blues band to a rock phenomenon. The episode concludes with excitement for an upcoming show, emphasizing the camaraderie among musicians and the audience.Event Tickets (August 16th)

Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background00:12 New Chapter00:17 The Birth of NYRMA02:40 The Evolution of Shows05:09 The American Legion Partnership07:47 Show Themes and Planning10:11 Fleetwood Mac: A Musical Journey15:06 The Legacy of Fleetwood Mac19:56 Looking Ahead to the Upcoming ShowReady to uncover the captivating stories behind your favorite music, musicians, entertainment and discover incredible new artists, venues and live performances? 🤔 Welcome to The Long Island Sound, your go-to place where music, comedy, drama and entertainment discovery truly begins!TakeawaysNYRMA showcases a wealth of musical talent on Long Island.The Elvis tribute show started as a charity event.Themed shows attract diverse audiences and musicians.Finding the right venue is crucial for show success.Planning shows involves collaboration and creativity.Fleetwood Mac's history is rich and complex.The band evolved from blues to rock over the years.Internal drama often accompanies musical success.Live music fosters community and connection.Upcoming shows promise surprises and memorable experiences.Videos from past NYRMA Shows:https://youtu.be/IBtxqf5krLI?si=3GOQK2Jxon_xvGvrhttps://youtu.be/WCFhpFyKqMQ?si=A72UKjMidpmf37imhttps://youtu.be/kFfFdqlHkiY?si=T46FcHGAMNYBgnmGAre you curious about the journeys, inspirations, and hidden gems within the world of artists, singer-songwriters, entertainers and musicians? We delve deep to bring you the backstories you won't hear anywhere else.Hit play and join the adventure! 👇 We do deep dives into the venues and events that bring you the best in entertainment, not just on Long Island and in New York City, but what's happening around the United States of America. Don't forget to COMMENT below with your favorite artist or who you'd love to hear more about! And if you're hungry for more musical insights and discoveries, SUBSCRIBE now so you never miss an episode! Let's explore the sound together! 🎶

Ready to uncover the captivating stories behind your favorite music and discover incredible new artists? 🤔 In this engaging conversation, Steve Yusko and Steve Cohen explore the intersection of technology, creativity, and personal relationships in the music industry.

They discuss the use of AI in podcast production, the evolution of Cohen's long-standing partnership with Billy Joel, and the importance of lighting design in live performances.

The dialogue also delves into the making of a documentary about Joel, the challenges of live performance, and the significance of storytelling in music. Throughout the discussion, themes of trust, vulnerability, and the timeless nature of music are highlighted, providing listeners with a rich understanding of the artistic process.Welcome to The Long Island Sound, your go-to place where music discovery truly begins!

Are you curious about the journeys, inspirations, and hidden gems within the world of singer-songwriters and musicians? We delve deep to bring you the backstories you won't hear anywhere else.Hit play and join the adventure! 👇Don't forget to COMMENT below with your favorite artist or who you'd love to hear more about! And if you're hungry for more musical insights and discoveries, SUBSCRIBE now so you never miss an episode! Let's explore the sound together! 🎶Chapters00:00 Leveraging AI for Podcast Preparation02:47 The Evolution of a Creative Partnership05:25 Lighting the Stage: A Journey with Billy Joel08:17 Navigating the Music Industry11:02 The Role of Trust in Creative Collaborations13:47 Behind the Scenes of a Documentary16:33 The Courage to Share Personal Stories18:57 The Making of a Billy Joel Documentary21:41 Artistic Integrity and Personal Reflection29:34 The Timelessness of Billy Joel's Music32:00 Billy Joel's Artistic Freedom and Legacy33:50 The Impact of the Documentary on Billy Joel's Artistry37:52 The Role of Technology in Live Performances45:11 Collaborations and Career Evolution49:52 The Shift from Live Performance to Storytelling